The evening world. Newspaper, December 12, 1918, Page 14

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DANIELS DEFENDS WIRELESS CONTROL UNDER HOT FIRE i Committee Hou Members Assail Step as Goverment Ownership Move. »N, Dec. 12.—Bitter ssaulte ov the Navel plan for owner- WASHIN [ship and contro! of wircless as the a Government were made by use Merchant opening wedge for ownership campaign the } Marine Come y protested should not be overnment owner- und declared ns surrounding his Secretary of the Daniels ut the e radio con yonected with p of public Pennsyl- it Daniels by pur- sixteen radio coastal r had “em- 1 policy the wv ne Government on Suunder, ned both Dar ship as opposed Government lcensin lared fld mm: the necessity Government ow Hooper ¢ licensing would ne would hesitate about » where there 8 of communication,” rtainy minary statement it te ent had already rehased al teen wireless sta~ ain the oaunisy | and in Hawaii. BAGK OF CUBAN STRIKE Enemy Information of and 1. W. W, Activity. GTON, De Information partinent to-day rul strike called 1 W. W. and propaganda, ‘The report sald g maintained in the af- —There was some ituation eneral eas me street cars ‘8 or policemen feta are be- © the congestion on the the various untons, v , ie aye no intention of re is to work ie DEATHS IN BOHEMIAN RIOTS, Machine Ont- at AMSTERDAM. Dee. courred yesterday in A according to despatch Prague, and machine guns and riftes were used against the mobs Three persons were killed and five xtensive teriously Injured and a great number wounded slightly, Troops also resorted to their arms in the neighboring village Behoenwiesen, Despite theli a hopexccesce, continued "tar i PRE ONY Sl 12, 19) influence impartially for the freedom eign ships to carry goods between the United States and the Philippines. Some other countries have rules of the same kind “We never annual rental does not wish to tak the ‘chance of operating | | TO SEA FREEDOM “If the question is one of the free- | S9steans, U. S. Can Agree if Union Is Formed. { would say this: The United States, @s we all most gratefully recognize, | DEWSBURY, England, Wednes-| has taken part in the last two years iH! day, Dec. 11.—A League of Nations is|of the war, Without the United the solution to the question of “free- | Slates we could not have had the suc- dom of the seas,” and Great Britain| °° the Allies have now won, TI can: not emphasize that too much nor ox- and the United States can reach a] press too much admiration of it. But since the United States entered the war she has not only acqutesced, but I believe most strongly co-operated in carrying out the blockade of Germany in a apeech here to-night. Without that blockade success could ‘The seas, the Viscount said, were| not have been won, Indeed, without free in times of peaco and Great| the blockade Germany might have won, Britain had placed no restrictions up-| "1¢ would really be an insult to the on them. During the war the Ameri-| United States to suggest. that sho can Navy had aided the British Navy | Would in future advocate any course in maintaining the blockade and|!2 @.War such as this inconsistent a with what she did in this war, and Lord Grey thought that the United] that was the complete blockade Of an States would use the same weapon if | offending nation. If this be so, wa Necessity for it arose in the future. | come to this, that probably what is in Without the blockade, he added, Gor- | President's Wilson's mind is that SHA: Sut hae freedom of the seas should be secured ‘The sprit Mad ‘on. :& to any nation observing thé coven- "freedom of the seas.” |) ants of a League of Nations and he continued, was American in origin | should be denied to any nation break. bog et Ada Mf yt faa and had been udopted by the Ger- [ine those covenants. If that is ao, | qiwberay Chl) Suttle of mpeg, inka Tok: thbib. OH ubnee tie | then a League of Nations is the i Md eevee solution to the whole question and |Liniment” at any drug store, and in believed President Wilson meant |oannot be fhnint ssed oo Wotnhs from it.” Just @ moment you'll be free from {freedom of ihe seas to all who joined oe _ | Bom soreness, stiffness and swelling. complete agreement on that question by joining such a league, declared . former Foreign Sec- sciatica right out with “St. Jacobs Liniment” Connt fifty! Pain gone. \ Rheamatism is “pain only.” Wot treatment. Stop dragging! misery right wey! ‘Apply soo! penetrating coke Lintment? directly upon Efe spot,” and relief comes instantly. “St. Jacobs Liniment” is « harmless rheumatism liniment which never disappoints and hao b ‘ ‘on’ fer! peace?" said Viscount Grey. “If eo,| Merger. | good for sciatica, neuraigia, luimbage, we agree. Wherever the British What Clarence H. 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The United States, I]/hy William J, Deegan, Secretary of think, has some rule forbidding for-| the Commercial Cable Company. ‘Four of the eight Western Union cables, for which thas company pays am of $2,300,000, are out of any at a loss and ru nthe risk f 4 had a regulation like/ fie? hea tiable Ye, Watt ea Unton t —— that. We have been more completely lockna ders. Also, Mr, Ward foola that ¢ wou e violating 5) Has Ras ve Reitaiy an [fot the freedom of the seas in times| he ould be violating the spirit, as well Viscount Grey Says Britain and | o¢ peace than any gther nation. he should attempt to Join the. ‘two Bu be ‘personally’ tsble, tenn tet dom of the seas in tintes of war, then|Sr. Ward ih the man they’ would get HE PAIN Rub pain, sorences, stiffnece one case in fifty requires internal ;